.NET Core 6.0 API Authentication using JWT

In this video, I go over how to add authentication to a .NET core 6.0 API. This can be applied to any .NET core 6.0 API. This method may also work with previous .NET core versions with slight modification. CMSC 2240 Week 14 Lecture

[aromal]

Firstly, thank you so much for the video. There are so many resources that explains authorization in a web api application. But no resources found with a proper explanation on doing the project in .NET 6.0 framework. Your video made me a solution for that problem. 🙌

[Tajdev]

After Looking at number of tutorials, I finally got your code not only working but it is easily integrated into my app. Thanks. Subscribed.

[mybackhurts]

thanks for the content. consider replacing the batteries in your smoke detector.

[MrHamidG]

tnx for your great tutorial. I really enjoyed it :D

[a_voice_in_the_wilderness]

I've watched several videos here about this and I think the "Athenticate" method that keeps coming up, should be more of a "TryAuthenticate" method that returns a bool and an out variable for the eventual generated token.

[mtranchi]

Good stuff. Two suggestions. One, bump up the font. Two, move your cursor away from where you're typing, makes it hard to see what you're doing.

[ubaft]

Isn't it a bit overkill to look at who is logging in with the James Webb Telescope?

[ardianhotii]

Great video, where can I get the source code?

[pauldechampignon]

Seriously, the way to implement JWT is so stupid in .NET 6. I am so surprised that they actually released such a nuisance. In .NET7 this looks far more better than writing endless lines of config.